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crowd Of ofice-seekers who are wanting places.
There are dozen applicants for every position,
and these and their friends are worrying the
life out of the commissioners. l am satisfied
that the board adjourned to avoid them, and L
think their adjournment means they are not 60
ing to make any changes" A good many Dem
ocrats think that the present janitors of the
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Scotland to Brazil, this State The party con-
sisted OF four girls and two boys. The oldest
girl was aged eleven years. Eyes, we came all
the way over by ourselves" said the oldest girl.
IN answer 10 an inquiry from Philip Lear, the
train caller. I'VE wouldn't let them tag u.s.
either We had tickets all the way through
and haven't had bit of trouble since we
started They were put the train for their
destination at IL o'clock, and seemed happy to
know that they their journeys
end.
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Another Big Well at Kokomo.

Special to the fndianapoli journal
KoKoMo, Dec. 2L-Gas we'll No 10, situated
two and half miles southeast of this city. was
drilled in late this afternoon at a depth of over
900 feet, and fifteen feet in Trenton rock. The
well sends tongue of fire fully 100 feet high.
This we'll is much stronger than the great
Schrader, and is unsurpassed by any well west of
the famous Karg well at Findlay
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D. Lancy. of Lancy & Churchill, who has re-
turned from months visit to his home in Penn
sylvania. says the Presidents message is being
severely criticised by the Democrats in that
State. 1t will have the effect he thinks, of
making Randall formidable candidate for the
presidential nomination. 1.-THE Democrats with
u.s." he said, never did like Cleveland and they
like him much less now. Randall, since the
message was submitted to Congress, has forged
ahead, and is so per cent. stronger than during
the canvass for the nomination in 1854"
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How the New Depot WIN Be Arranged.

How the New Depot VIII Be Arranged.
when the new Union Depot is completed"
said Colonel Whitcomb last night, i've are
going to have a separate waiting-room for ladies
IN which no gentlemen will be allowed unless
acting as escorts This MASKING business will
have to be stopped. At present the officers have
10 keep eye the ladies' waitin groom to
keep vicious young men from standing around
and ogling the lady passengers. Emigrants
too, will be given separate room and kept
apart from frst-cass passengers"
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Children Travel Alone from Scotland
At the Union Depot, last night, were six chill
dren travelling alone from the northern part of
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Admirers of Mr.. W. D. Howells may now OBJ
tain his last novel, april Hopes complete.
It was originally published in Harpers Monthly
Magazine, and Is now brought out book form
by the Harpers. For sale by The Bowen Merrill
Company.
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candy Merrigan's Great Discovery" and six
other Irish tales, by F. NJ Allen, are published
in volume of handy size by D. Appleton Sc
Co. New York. Paper; 80 cents. Indianapolis:
The Bowen Morrill, Company
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'Narka, the Nihilist," by Kathleen OMeara,
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en- Merrill Company
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Captain Macdonald's Daughter" by Archi-
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opens in Scotland and is transferred to Vir-
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the characters apparently drawn from life,
and the interest of the story is maintained TO
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

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Leave for Chicago and Northwest 1f-01pm
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SAWMlLL- upuor saw ~ inches ~ lower
- saw ~ inches; ~ horse power onsine aud
boiler, portable or temi IKE rust be in
good order AID hest mAtei VI way cash.
Address FORD A B0AkhAN,
Edwards, AK.
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NEW ORLEANS DOWlED
IN A FINE GAME WITH CHARLES.
TON.
League and Association Games-Cor.
nell Wins The Boat Race
Sport on the Turf.
IsrEoIAL TO rBR ArPtAL.l


NEW ORLEANS, La July 5.-Chsrles-
ton played grea. fielding game today
and made a few opporiuue hits, which
won the game. Both pitchers did fine
work, bat McVey, owing 10 a sore flo
ger, could not hold Exing's hot shot
successfully. Chsrleston's out6eld
agsin carried of the fielding honoIs,
while Powell, OF New Orleans, slso
play ed q great game. Chsrleston made
its first run on base on balls, steal
and Powell's two Dagger. In the SIKH,
New Orleans took the lead. Csmpau
and Powell hitting safe, stealing a
base each, Campsu scoring on Cart
wrights hot groundcr to third,
and Powell coming home, while Cart
wright had himteli run down going to
second. Charleston tied in the eighth,
Glenn hitting for two bases, really q
m,sjudged d. by Pujol, and scored on
two passed balls. In the ninth Will
lisms made the winning run for
Charleston on base on balls, a passed
ball, Csrls sacrifice and Hungler's
single to right, sftei his foul tip had
been muiied. Two postponed games
will be played today. Charleston
kicked spainlt MeIitt's umpiripg
although 1t got the best Of the de-
cisions.
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ST. PAUL, MINI July 6.-The lss.
day ofthe Twin City Driving Club races
had q fast track and attendance Of
$500. The 2:27 trot, unfinished yes
terday was completed, Amy King hAv.
ing one heat last night, making two
straight heats; Banner boy was rec
ond. Best time-2:2ii.
In the 2:l8 trot, unfinished yenter.
day, Paron won fourth and deciding
heat Time-2:2o.
In the 1891 trot, purse $500, james
q. won, A. Y. Pantlind second, Butter
scotch third, Voucher fourth. Best
time-2;2ll
Tbe2 80 rrot- Porse $500 Mcleod
and Pat Quinn second, Stuart third.
Bet time-2;24i. Team PAGERS be.
longing 10 l.. W. Sinclair, Salem, Ind
made 4 mile without a tkip In 2ilsl
Bruno Breupre drove his team oil
PAGERS 10 road wagon TO beat beet
State record Of 2:2iI and paced q mil,
in 2:22t. Miss Mastsrson and Mist
Morse, In a double team mile running
race 10 skeleton wagons, the latter vor
In l.56. The same ladies' In Roman
standing race, with two horses each
made a mile In $50, q dead heat.
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TROTTlsa COLA hpe uottins colt,
l. sired BY McCurdy's HAmiltonian, four
year, old, we'll broke 10 harness and fast.
". n. MOSELyY a CO., 9l Madison II.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.


HAzLKToN, PA.--Yesterday George
Wsrgo and Joseph l. ger, OF Der
ringer, came to town to witness the
celebration and got drunk. Return.
ing home In that condition, Wsrgo
shot and killed Lazer. The murderer
wss arrested.
NKw YoK.-Gen, Alexander shaler
has appealed to the Supreme Court
against the action Of the Mayor in re-
mo wing him from the presidency OF the
board OF health, because OF charges
preferred against him, and his indicl-
ment and trial for bribery as a mem
Der OF the srmory board.
ELmRA, N VA special from A.
fred Center, N. Y, says: Fire broke
out this morning in froachelPs meat
market and Immediately spread to
the adjoining buildings, and soon to
the hotel, M. J. Green's store, A. A.
Shas's swelry store, the postothce
and b. + Randolph's dwelling, Loss,
$40, 900; insurance, half that sum.
NIAGARA FaLLs, Osr.-Richard Gro
nan, while attempting TO swim across
Niagara River today, starting from the
Maid-of.the.Mist landing, WAS caught
In a current and ctriied down through
tAe whirlpool rapids. He came TO the
falls from Boston week ago.
JERSEY CRY, N. jim a general
street fight tonight OF eight or ten
young men, 4 Stebbendorf, q clerk,
WIS shot In the head ard killed.
] aines and william Devlne aud Robert
Scott, pants In the fight, have
been arrested.
PKoR LILA special to the
Transcript says: J. +. Logan, city
marshal Of lewiston, was shot and
killed this morning by Ge )rge Wilde,
who was intoxicated. The murder
was without provocaiion. Excitement
at Lewiston over the affair Is at fever
heat, and threats Ct lynching are
freely made.
NEw York Toe comedian, Edward
Lanby, died at his Brooklyn residence
tonight. His trouble was cancer o.
the stomach. II was fifly.eight year
old and had been an actor thirty.hv,
years. He was very popular In thu
profession.
NEW YonK Justice German toda,
committed vintrolia Van R,nslraris,
sixteen year colored gid, to the Hous,
OF Mercy, but the Sister Of Mercy II
charge refused to receive her becaus
she was colored.
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RIDDLED HIN With shot.
4 DRUNKEN DISPUTE CULNlN.
ATES In MURDER.
Two RailrOaders Killed-Charter
for q New Railroad In Ar
kansas Issued.
ESPECIAL TO TEE APpEAL.I


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July 5.-The
mining town of Ooalburs, twelve
miles from this city, was badly torn
up yesterday by a tragedy, In which
James Chsstine, miner, and Boyd,
an engineer, were the actors. Chas-
tine was pretty drunk, a
dispute arose between them
about fome point Of mechanical
skill and BOYD struck Chsstine in the
face and then rstreated into an engine
house. Chsstine went home and got
q gun, returning called Boyd ont and
told him to throw up his hands, and
when he did this shot him down,
then emptied the other barrel OF the
gun into his body. There we're forty.
two buckshot 10 the two loads and
their deadly effect was instant. Ohas-
tine withdrew to defensive place on
Q railroad track where he reloaded bis
gun and made stand forseveral hour,
Tightening back all who started to-
ward him. Ole Of thess was a negro,
and Cnastine made him 20 and get
him a Jug of whisky aud some food,
with which he walked away. Toward
night, however, he stopped at the
house OF physician and gave himself
up, and deputy sheriff
who had b3en sant out for him came
along shortly aud took him in charge
A GRO I'd from Coalourg followed the
eff jsr wanting to get hold oil Chastint
but he took to the woods and thii
morning re iched here with his pris
oner safely.
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snort nj brighton Beach.

NKw YoRK, July 5.-The weather al
Brighton Beach today Was cloudy, with
occasional gusts Of rain.
First Race-Seling; three quarters
Of q mile. Rebel Friend won, Nam.
selle second, KiDk third. Time :loi
Second Race-selling; one mile. Bill.
ly Cook won, Epicure second, Chan.
lilly third. Time-l:5bi
Third Il ;ce-selling; three quarters
OF mile. Young Duke won, Miller
second, Battledore third. Time-l:l6l
Fourth Race-one mile and q quar-.
ter. Ferg Kyle won. Treasurer sec
opd, Ernest third. Time-2l3.
Filth Rice-Selling; seven.eighths
Of q mile. DAILY Oak won, Hickory
Jim second, Wood Flower third. Time
-l:3li.
Sixth Race-Sslling, hurdle; one
mile and q quarter. Sam Brown avon,
Little Fellow second, leopold third.
Time-2 1884.
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BOATING.
Cornell Victorious In the Straight :.
away.

Cornell Victorious In the Straight.
away.
WORCESTER, MASS, July 6.-Cornell
won the mile and half straightswsy
race for four cared crews OF the Inter
Collegiate Rowing Association at Lake
Quinsigamond this afternoon. The
race was very holly contested, neither
crew having at any one time an ad'
vantage OF more than half the length
OF it's boat; and for at least mile the
shells were bow and bow. Bowdoin
and Cornell were the only starters.
At4:4l the word was given. Cornell
was of at the word "Ieady," and sped
away at 80 strokes q minute. Bow
dom folio we'd instantly at Al strokes.
Then they gained an advantage OF not
more tsan equal to the two feet OF
space by which they won, but mob dy
prot6 SEED and the crews we're not
called back, At the end OF qusrter
OF mile each crew rowed q slower
stroke, Bo gdoin 80 and Cornell 80.
The Down. uters then spuited and
gained a slight advantage, but in
another quarter Of mile they lost II.
Hall mile from the finish Cor
nell spurtsd TO 81 strokes, while Bow.
dom continued at 80 till within 300
feet OF the finish, when their crew
struck out with 4U. Both boats
crossed the lines 80 near together tina,
nobody on the referees boat could
tell which won. The judges on shore
said tia, Cornell won by two feet
Official time, o minutes and 3S
seconds. Probably this is o seconds
too fast. The water Was very rough
and both bostes shipped considerable
water.
Cornell thus wins the Iutpr-Colleg!
ate championship and silver cup.
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A Hard Hitting Contest.

DETROIT, Mich, July 5.-Today saw
a hard hitting contest between Detroit
and Boston, In which the hons club
cams out ahead on account Of the
costly errors OF the visitors. BrOuth-
ers's batting vas feature Of the game,
and the triple play Of Rowe, shindle
and Richardson was very pretty.
Twiichell pitched the last three in-
nings TO give GsiEsin rest, the latter
not having been bit 10 any great er.
tent, eleven scattering hits only hav.
ing been made Of him. Dunlap and
Thompson collidel In the seventh and
the former was 80 badly hurt that he
had TO retire, Gapzsl going 10 left and
Richardson playing second. Score
Detroit, 10; Boston, s.
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Denny. Ibrss Bagger.

ISDnSAroLIs, IND, July b.-Altfost
errorless fielding, Glasscock's daring
base running, aud Denny's timely
three bsgger won the game for In.
dians pnis today. Warrington led of
IN the firt inning by making one run
ON two singles and Wild pitch, and
added two more TO their score In the
second by an over the fence drive by
Carroll, two base bit by Bealy, a steal
and = passed ball. They scored sglin
In the seventh on Jingle, two bases
on balls aud an out. Indianapolis
earned two runs In the third on two
sI1gles and triple by Denny, scoring
two mere In the fourth on q single, q
steal, two errom and an out, and tal.
lied he winning run In the eighth on
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Ro.enneia a 90. VII Pay 40 Gents
ON the Dollar

CHICAGO, Ill, July 5.-At q meet
Ing today Of the creditors OF Maurice
Rcssnheld & Co, the failed brokers OF
the late wheat clique, motion b nc.
cep, the films proposition TO pay 25c
on 81, cash, was accepted. Only four
II the hlty cred tors present voted no.
fbe majority Of the creditors did not
I'VE kindly TO Roisn6sld's alternative
--ib cents and whatever Ia addition
could bs nalizld from his claims
against the CLIQUE.
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pO0M-Nleely furnished room, private
~ family byasentlsmnan. Best tefs,enss
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THE gu Rf.
Races AZ MARIA Fails.

NIAGARA, FAILS, N. Y, July s.
Weather warm, track fast, attendance
good.
First Rsce-Three-qusrters OF mile.
Brsit won by two lengths; Barnum
second, Lady DIT nerin third. Time
l:l6.
Second X ce-Seven-eighths OF Q
mile. Lsnedowne won by three
lengths; Commander second, Middle
sex third. Time-l:3Ol
Third Rsce-Hsndicsp; one mile
and one.eighth. Ligan won by shesd |;
Pink Cottage second, Panama third.
Tlme-l:6 $50.
Fourth Race-selling; one mile.
Nettle won by three lengths; Belle
vue second, Unique third. Time
l :48.
Fifth Race-Hsndicap; for hunters ;
full course two miles and one quar-
ter. Cyclore won by heli q mite
Chandos second. Pawnbroker did not
finish, Time-6:90.
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Amused Themselves.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 5-The White
Stockings simply amused themselves
with the New York baseball represen-
tatives today. In the second inning
they bstted Keeis until they made Ave
rams, and then Herman Was put In TO
pitch. This resulted In Chicsgo max.
ing nine runs In the fifth, 80 Keefe
Was put back. As for New York life
was q dreary blank for her until the
eighth, when Williamson's error let In
two runs, TO which one was added In
the ninth by virtue Of a safe hit and
three bases on balls. Today's result
put Chicago In serond place. Thirty
days ago Il was sixth. Attendance
5000. Score:
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Gone 60 Corintb.

The following members OF the Bluff
City Baseball Club leave here this
morning for Corinth, Mits., where
they will cross bats with the crack
club OF that State: p. Taylor, Vim.
Gibbons, w. Covington, II. Campbell,
NJ. 0'Hearn, Tony Vaccaro, Charley
DAmman. l. Mason and d. Brown.
Robert Brinkey goes along rs man.
sger, and he will see tina, the boys re-
ceive good treatment, even II they
should lose the game
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
a Yeupg brakeman Killed By q
Trats.

lrFnslAL ~
NASHVILLE, TENN, July 5.-Dudley
House, the nineteen year old son OF
OF. ConductG 7. B. House, Of this city,
was run over and fatally injured by q
freight train q; Decherd, on the Chat
tanooga road, at o'clock last evening.
House was O brakeman on the train
and at Decherd ran ahead Of his train
to turn a switch when bis foot got
caught In the guard rail, from which
he was unable to extricate 1t until the
train ran up on him, knocking him
down. The wheels OF the engine
passed over his thigh, and right shout
der, horribly crushing both. House
fingered until 10 O'Clock last night,
when he died. The remains were
brought TO the city AT ll:20 O'Clock
this morning. Mr.. 7. b. House, faith.
or Of the young mao, IL now engaged
m q United States Gsuger and sta
toned near Fulton, Ky. Young
House had been in the employ OF the
road Tor several years.
THE IRON MoULDKRs MEKr.
lsrEmAL TO rHr APPKLL.l
NASHVILLE, TKSs, July 5.-The
State District Convention Of the Iron
Moulders' UGion met here this morn.
ing, delegates being present from
every union in the State. Permanent
organlza ion was 6tieoel by the cleo,
ton Of the following officers: Pfesi.
dent, John j. Commons, Of Memphis
secretary, john Cox, Of Nashville
treasurer, William II. Palmer, o.
Memphis, and secretary, William Bag
ley, OF Chattanooga. The president
vice president and secretary wer,
designated as an Executive Board
and at tomorrow's session q oonstitu
ton and bylaws will be adopted.
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Louisiana Jockey club.

EEw ORLRASs, LA meeting OF
the board OF directors OF the new
Louisiana Jockey Club was held today.
John A. Morris was elected President
In place oil Duncan Y. Kennedy, de-
ceased, and Col. A. p. Mason was
elected Secretary. The board has de-
clded 10 hold fall meeting, and soon
thereafter TO insugurate q regular
winter nesting.
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I,onse Yielding.

LouBvnLE, Ky, July 5.-The Ath.
letlcs started out TO win today's game.
They batted Chamberlain hard and
made all their hits except three In the
hnt four innings. Louisville had not
made q bit until the seventh, when
they pounded Atkisson out Of the box.
He was relieved by Seward, who only
finished the inning The fielding OF
both clubs was very loose. Score
Louisville, 10; Athletic, Z.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
A Charter Issued for u New Rail.
road.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July 5.-Little
Rock is still moving for more railroads.
Today q charter was issued to tie
Little Rock and State Line
railroad by Secretary Of State
G. Z. Moore. The cap tai stock will
be S3,OO0,0OO. The road will begin at
Little Rock and run thence in west
erly direction through the counties Of
Pulaski, Saline, Garland and Mont
gomery, TO some point on the line
dividing the State from the Indian
Territory, a distance Of 100 miles. Maj.
John d. Adams, Col. James r. Miller
and Capt. Sam B. Adams, OF this
city, and Col. Z. W. Rector ard DR.. ].
NJ Keller, OF Hot Springs, are respon.
sible for the placing OF the above road
on paper and they insist that work Is
to commence on the road within the
next elk weeks.
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Grand junction wins.

GRAND JUNCTION, TENN, July g.
The Grand junction Baseball club
went TO La Grange last Monday and
celebrated tbs glorious Fourth by de.
festipg the home team by the score Of
~ 70, 2. The La Grange people were
given their choice OF scorers aud UNI
piTe, bu, with all these advantages
they were beaten,
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A GENTS-~acod active aE nls 70 solicit
- business fpr the Sou bern Accident In
surance Company. III best plan In exist
encs. II shest ply 20 AZ ms
LOUIS UpStuR, Secretary,
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Great Increase d. Immigration.

New York, July 5.-Tke statistics
oi immigration at this port for the
first elk months Of the current year
show large increase In comparison
With the same portion Of last year.
The figures are: First six months OF
1885, las, 707; fret six months OF 1887,
2l2.655. For the whole year Of 1888
there we're landed at Castle Garden
3O0,0 Immigrants II the immlgra-
ton continues for the next six months
at the increased rate this year will
show IN immigration Of nearly 100000
peTRnna
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CoFFELyILLE. MISS.
hrs. Irwin Leetures-A Mig Picnic
at water valley.

CoYsEKvILLE, MIss., July 6.-Mrs.
Irwin, President Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, lectured
here tonight.
One hundred people from our town
attended the races and picnic at Water
Valley, aud on their return expressed
themselves greatly pleased with the
days sport In the valley.
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Ihh lhJN mlNLDhhn hhhIs
leYErIAL 10 THI APPELL.l
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
A Young Pbysiciaa Arrested for
disusing the Mails.

HOLLY sPMSGs, MISS, July o.
Deputy Uuiied States Marshal Roach,
OF Oxford, and POstt flee Inspector
Will T. Mcdonald passed through yes
terday morning with DR.. 7. b. HArri'
son, bound for Oxford. He IL q young
physician Of Union county, who Ia
charged by the latter with using the
mails 10 deirsud.